Film Gudie Friday
Well it time for this week Film Gudie Friday after a week off (Technally i was done with a full report but a tech bug ate up last week film Gudie Friday)
and since it the big Labor day weekend we have a total of seven, count em seven movie out today five was review but two big movie was not review and you know what that mean, It May be a Bad Movie Big Time
First up
Crossover
Two friends with different goals in life team up to compete in a high-stakes underground street basketball game.
but sadly this movie went out of Bounds with both reviwers of the detroit Paper and on yahoo.com
The Detroit News: D
'Crossover' gives spin on basketball showdown
'Street' film delivers the right message via a clumsy script filled with unrealistic drama.
The Detroit Free Press: 1 out of 4
Lame "Crossover" fouls out early of game Early
yahoo.com Average Grade: C-
Hollywood Reporter: D+
"None of it rises remotely above the level of bad soap opera..."
New York Times: D+
"...a movie to glance up at from time to time while you download ring tones or text-message your friends."
Other Films Makeing it Detroit Debut today
"Factotum."
A droll comic drama starring Matt Dillon as author Charles Bukowsk
Both Paper was mix about this movie
Free Press: 3 out of 4
'Factotum is a fine piece of work
The News: C
'Factotum' is anything but a sobering film
yahoo.com Average Grade: B
filmcritic.com: B
"...it's a must-see for all of us fascinated by Charles Bukowski, by his persona as much as his words."
E! Online: B+
"The film owes much of its impact to the characters' existence beyond time and place."
New York Times: B
"Like the film itself, Mr. Dillon's performance works through understatement."
rottentomatoes.com: 76%
Lassie
After being sold by the family who can no longer support her, a loyal collie travels 1,000 miles to return to her home.
The Only review are from the detroit reviews
The News: B
Newest 'Lassie' is a magical experience
You've seen this movie before, but the retelling of this classic tale is worth seeing again.
The Free Press:Old Story Still tugs at heartsteungs
'Lassie is family entertainment of the highest order
also out is
"The Quiet."
A drama about an orphaned mute (Camilla Belle) who discovers dark secrets in her foster home.
The Reviewer was quite on this one
The Free Press: 1 out of 4
Say it loud: Quite fakes being artistic
and it get wrost
yahoo.com Average Grade: D+
filmcritic.com: D+
"...so tone-deaf that when it should be eliciting sympathy or empathy, it comes off as simply amateur comedy..."
New York Post: D
"...a repugnant little indie black comedy, poorly acted in hideous-looking digital video..."
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: D
"...gets lost in the twilight between Gothic social drama and lurid exploitation."
rottentomatoes.com: 24%
and the last film for review in Detroit is
"Trust the Man." A comedy about the lives of a couple (Julianne Moore and David Duchovny) and their friends.
It got mixed reviews
Free Press: 2 out of 4
Preey People, Stylish dinners and Empty Calories
yahoo.com Average Grade: C+
filmcritic.com: A-
"...a grown-up and intelligent version of a romantic comedy, and for all that it is fluffy and simple entertainment, it's also very good."
Hollywood Reporter: A-
"...a grown-up and intelligent version of a romantic comedy, and for all that it is fluffy and simple entertainment, it's also very good."
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: C-
"...the whole enterprise falls embarrassingly flat."
E! Online: C
"Yes, Maggie Gyllenhaal is in this, but we hardly even notice."
Boston Globe: D
"...an insufferable experience."
Now beleavi it or not two well publiced movie with the big stars and all the ads in the world was not screen for reviewers, ouch so that mean it may be a bad movies
The Two movies with Trilars
The Wicker Man
Nicolas Cage stars as a police officer looking for a missing girl on small island where a strange cult performs a dangerous ritual.
and
Crank
Jason Statham is a hitman who has been poisoned and the only way for him to stay alive is to keep his adrenaline level up.
and there is three new movies out today at the Movies theaher of the dammed
The Cinemark Movies 16 at unaversial Mall in Warren, Mi
Level of goodness from rottentomatoes.com in ()
OUT TODAY
JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE (23%)
LADY IN THE WATER (24%)
MY SUPER EX-GIRLFRIEND (40%)
Already showing
CARS (76%)
CLICK (29%)
GARFIELD'S TAIL OF TWO KITTIES (11%)
NACHO LIBRE (37%)
NIGHT LISTENER (42%)
OVER THE HEDGE (74%)
SEE NO EVIL (6%)
THE BREAK-UP (33%)
THE DA VINCI CODE (24%)
THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS 3: TOKYO DRIFT (36%)
WAIST DEEP (29%)
X-MEN: THE LAST STAND (57%)
Now on to Next week Movies
The Covenant (Wide)
Four prep school students discover they possess supernatural powers and that an evil presence has been unleashed.
Hollywoodland (Wide)
A detective (Adrien Brody) in the 1950s investigates the death of George Reeves (Ben Affleck), star of TV's 'Superman.'
The Protector (Wide)
'Ong Bak' star Tony Jaa returns as a young man who stands up against a gang to recover his family's prized elephants.
Have a safe Weekend, and enjoy a filck this weekend
Friday, September 01, 2006
Gig Gudie Monday (Part Two)
The Labor Day Weekend
Welcome to Gig Gudie Monday Post No. Two
and the Big Gig this weekend or could i say gigs around the detroit Metro area in the long Four Weekend in late summer it call the labor day weekend it a day to houner the working men and woman in this proud country so it a four day off and what do is to have festival in four diffent area in the detroit Metro area so the is about almost 300 and 350 gigs in four Festival From everthing from Pop to Rock to Jazz to Indie to World Music this weekend have almost everthig this weekend,
All Festival will ogo untill Monday the times may diffence so let see what out there this weekend
Detroit Jazz Festival
Hours:
Friday - 1PM to 10:30 PM
Saturday and Sunday - Noon to 11:30 PM
Monday Noon to 10:30 PM
Friday, Sept. 1
CAMPUS MARTIUS STAGE
6 p.m.: Regal Brass Band of New Orleans
7 p.m.: The Funk Brothers
8:45 p.m.: The Temptations Revue starring Dennis Edwards
SPIRIT OF DETROIT STAGE
1 p.m.: Nathaniel Mayer
2:30 p.m.: John Brannen
4:15 p.m.: CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band
Saturday, Sept. 2
AMPHITHEATRE STAGE
12:15 p.m.: Steelheads
2:15 p.m.: Shahida Nurullah
4:30 p.m.: Brasil Brazil featuring Ana Gazzola & Sonia Santos
6:45 p.m.: Oscar Castro-Neves
9 p.m.: DJF Fireworks Display
9:30 p.m.: Sergio Mendes Brasil 2006 w/ special guests
PYRAMID STAGE
1:15 Ernie Rodgers & Rapa House Too
2:45 Jim Dapogny
4:30 Regal Brass Band of New Orleans
6:45 Charlie Gabriel's New Orleans Traditional Jazz Band
9:45 Buckwheat Zydeco
WATERFRONT STAGE
1:15 p.m.: Urban Transport
3:15 p.m.: Lewis Nash Quartet Tribute to Tommy Flanagan featuring Lewis Nash, Peter Washington, Renee Rosnes and Steve Nelson
5:45 p.m.: "Papa" Lou Donaldson w/ Dr. Lonnie Smith
8 p.m.: Gerald Wilson Big Band
MUSIC HALL JAM ACADEMY STAGE
Noon: IAJE Reading Band
2:15 p.m.: Kennedy M.S. Jazz Ensemble
3:15 p.m.: Vincent York's Jazzistry
4:45 p.m.: Scholastic
6:00 p.m.: Scholastic
6:45 p.m.: Jazz Clinic
SPIRIT OF DETROIT STAGE
1 p.m.: Root Doctor
3:30 p.m.: James Cotton Blues Band
6:15 p.m.: Taj Mahal
CAMPUS MARTIUS STAGE
Noon: Spyder Turner
2:15 p.m.: Joyce Cooling Band
5 p.m.: Hiram Bullock with Will Lee
7:45 p.m.: Rachelle Farrell
9:45 p.m.: Kirk Lightsey's Detroit Four + One featuring Kirk Lightsey, Bennie Maupin,
George Bohanon, Burt Myrick and Cecil McBee
Sunday, Sept. 3
AMPHITHEATRE STAGE
12:15 p.m.: Paul Keller Ensemble
2:15 p.m.: Donald Walden & Free Radicals
4:30 p.m.: Sean Jones
6:45 p.m.: Moutin Reunion Band
9:30 p.m.: Ahmad Jamal
PYRAMID STAGE
12:30 p.m.: Tumbao Bravo
2:15 p.m.: Terry Lower Sextet
4:30 p.m.: Regal Brass Band of New Orleans
6:45 p.m.: Nathan & The Zydeco Cha Chas
9:30 p.m.: Marcia Ball
WATERFRONT STAGE
1:15 p.m.: Sheila Landis & Brazilian Love Affair
3:15 p.m.: Ilona Knopfler
5:45 p.m.: Organissimo
8 p.m.: Jaco Pastorius Word of Mouth with Will Lee
MUSIC HALL JAM ACADEMY STAGE
Noon: Troy High School Jazz Ensemble
2:15 p.m.: Northview High School Jazz Ensemble
3:15 p.m.: Vincent York's Jazzistry
4:45 p.m.: Ferndale High School Jazz Ensemble
6 p.m.: Lakeshore High School Jazz Ensemble
6:45 p.m.: Jazz Clinic
SPIRIT OF DETROIT STAGE
12:15 p.m.: Orquesta Sensacional
2:15 p.m.: Steelheads with Andy Narell
4:45 p.m.: Pucho & His Latin Soul Brothers
7:15 p.m.: Richie Havens
CAMPUS MARTIUS STAGE
1:15 p.m.: Sun Messengers with Thornetta Davis
3:30 p.m.: Catherine "Cat" Russell
6 p.m.: The Holmes Brothers
8:45 p.m.: Joan Osborne
Monday, Sept. 4
AMPHITHEATRE STAGE
10 a.m.: 3-Band Gospel Extravaganza
2:00 p.m.: Ed Nuccilli & Plural Circle
4:15 p.m.: Joe Locke & Milt Jackson Tribute with Joe Locke, Mike LeDonne, Bob Cranshaw and Mickey Roker
6 p.m.: Detroit Jazz All-Stars with Curtis Fuller, Louis Hayes, Marcus Belgrave, Rodney Whitaker, Charles McPherson and Barry Harris
9 p.m.: Diane Schuur & the Wayne State University Jazz Big Band
PYRAMID STAGE
Noon: Johnny O'Neal
2 p.m.: Buddy Budson Sextet
4:15 p.m.: Terrence Simien & Zydeco Experience
6:15 p.m.: Donald Harrison Quintet with Christian Scott
8:15 p.m.: Beau Soleil avec Michael Doucet
WATERFRONT STAGE
1 p.m.: Gerard Gibbs & Re'Organyz
3:15 p.m.: The Hot Club of Detroit
5 p.m.: Clayton Brothers Quintet w/ Terrell Stafford
7:30 p.m.: Ed Palermo Tribute to Frank Zappa with Napoleon Murphy Brock
MUSIC HALL JAM ACADEMY STAGE
Noon: Northville Band Club
2:15 p.m.: Henry Ford Community College
3:15 p.m.: Vincent York's Jazzistry
4:45 p.m.: Eaton Rapids High School
6 p.m.: Scholastic
6:45 p.m.: Jazz Clinic
SPIRIT OF DETROIT STAGE
Noon: RJ'S Rhythm Rockers Joe Weaver Tribute
2 p.m.: Lyman Woodard
4 p.m.: Mose Allison
6:45 p.m.: Dirty Dozen Brass Band
CAMPUS MARTIUS STAGE
1 p.m.: John Sinclair & Motor City Blues Scholars
3 p.m.: Bon Temps Roullez
5:30 p.m.: Regal Brass Band of New Orleans
8 p.m.: Dr. John & The Lower 911
The Hamtramck Festival
Friday -6 PM to 10 PM
Saturday and Sunday - noon to 10 PM
Monday - Noon to 8 or 9 PM
friday sept 1
6:45pm shipwreck union
7:50pm skeemin' nogoods
8:50pm the muggs
saturday sept 2
3:15pm tba
3:45pm tba
4:30pm jarrod champion sleeps til dusk
5:30pm amino acids
6:20pm ghost city
7:00pm grande nationals
7:45pm grayling
8:30pm hoarse
sunday sept 3
12:00pm big daddy lackowski
2:00pm misty blues
3:30pm manna and quail
4:15pm bad faces clan
5:00pm brave rifles
5:45pm nice device
6:30pm polish muslims
8:30pm the vamps
monday sept 4
3:30pm catfish mafia
4:20pm salt miners
5:10pm the highlife
6:00pm whitey morgan
6:50pm the orbitsons
At the Belmont after 10 p.m.: Awesome stoner-ish rock group Black Skies from Chapel Hill NC...plus locals T
Michigan State Fair
Friday - 11:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m
Saturday and Sunday - 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m.
Monday 11:00 a.m. - 9 pm
Friday, September 1st @ 8:00 p.m.
AVANT
Saturday, September 2nd @ 7:00 p.m.
COLGATE COUNTRY SHOWDOWN
Sunday, September 3rd @ 7:00 p.m.
RAVEN-SYMONE and The Radio Disney D-Toun
Monday, September 4th @ 7:00 p.m.
MONTGOMERY GENTRY
Chrysler Arts, Beats & Eats
Hours:
4-11 p.m Friday
11 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
11 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday
Full Line up at http://www.artsbeatseats.com/
The Labor Day Weekend
Welcome to Gig Gudie Monday Post No. Two
and the Big Gig this weekend or could i say gigs around the detroit Metro area in the long Four Weekend in late summer it call the labor day weekend it a day to houner the working men and woman in this proud country so it a four day off and what do is to have festival in four diffent area in the detroit Metro area so the is about almost 300 and 350 gigs in four Festival From everthing from Pop to Rock to Jazz to Indie to World Music this weekend have almost everthig this weekend,
All Festival will ogo untill Monday the times may diffence so let see what out there this weekend
Detroit Jazz Festival
Hours:
Friday - 1PM to 10:30 PM
Saturday and Sunday - Noon to 11:30 PM
Monday Noon to 10:30 PM
Friday, Sept. 1
CAMPUS MARTIUS STAGE
6 p.m.: Regal Brass Band of New Orleans
7 p.m.: The Funk Brothers
8:45 p.m.: The Temptations Revue starring Dennis Edwards
SPIRIT OF DETROIT STAGE
1 p.m.: Nathaniel Mayer
2:30 p.m.: John Brannen
4:15 p.m.: CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band
Saturday, Sept. 2
AMPHITHEATRE STAGE
12:15 p.m.: Steelheads
2:15 p.m.: Shahida Nurullah
4:30 p.m.: Brasil Brazil featuring Ana Gazzola & Sonia Santos
6:45 p.m.: Oscar Castro-Neves
9 p.m.: DJF Fireworks Display
9:30 p.m.: Sergio Mendes Brasil 2006 w/ special guests
PYRAMID STAGE
1:15 Ernie Rodgers & Rapa House Too
2:45 Jim Dapogny
4:30 Regal Brass Band of New Orleans
6:45 Charlie Gabriel's New Orleans Traditional Jazz Band
9:45 Buckwheat Zydeco
WATERFRONT STAGE
1:15 p.m.: Urban Transport
3:15 p.m.: Lewis Nash Quartet Tribute to Tommy Flanagan featuring Lewis Nash, Peter Washington, Renee Rosnes and Steve Nelson
5:45 p.m.: "Papa" Lou Donaldson w/ Dr. Lonnie Smith
8 p.m.: Gerald Wilson Big Band
MUSIC HALL JAM ACADEMY STAGE
Noon: IAJE Reading Band
2:15 p.m.: Kennedy M.S. Jazz Ensemble
3:15 p.m.: Vincent York's Jazzistry
4:45 p.m.: Scholastic
6:00 p.m.: Scholastic
6:45 p.m.: Jazz Clinic
SPIRIT OF DETROIT STAGE
1 p.m.: Root Doctor
3:30 p.m.: James Cotton Blues Band
6:15 p.m.: Taj Mahal
CAMPUS MARTIUS STAGE
Noon: Spyder Turner
2:15 p.m.: Joyce Cooling Band
5 p.m.: Hiram Bullock with Will Lee
7:45 p.m.: Rachelle Farrell
9:45 p.m.: Kirk Lightsey's Detroit Four + One featuring Kirk Lightsey, Bennie Maupin,
George Bohanon, Burt Myrick and Cecil McBee
Sunday, Sept. 3
AMPHITHEATRE STAGE
12:15 p.m.: Paul Keller Ensemble
2:15 p.m.: Donald Walden & Free Radicals
4:30 p.m.: Sean Jones
6:45 p.m.: Moutin Reunion Band
9:30 p.m.: Ahmad Jamal
PYRAMID STAGE
12:30 p.m.: Tumbao Bravo
2:15 p.m.: Terry Lower Sextet
4:30 p.m.: Regal Brass Band of New Orleans
6:45 p.m.: Nathan & The Zydeco Cha Chas
9:30 p.m.: Marcia Ball
WATERFRONT STAGE
1:15 p.m.: Sheila Landis & Brazilian Love Affair
3:15 p.m.: Ilona Knopfler
5:45 p.m.: Organissimo
8 p.m.: Jaco Pastorius Word of Mouth with Will Lee
MUSIC HALL JAM ACADEMY STAGE
Noon: Troy High School Jazz Ensemble
2:15 p.m.: Northview High School Jazz Ensemble
3:15 p.m.: Vincent York's Jazzistry
4:45 p.m.: Ferndale High School Jazz Ensemble
6 p.m.: Lakeshore High School Jazz Ensemble
6:45 p.m.: Jazz Clinic
SPIRIT OF DETROIT STAGE
12:15 p.m.: Orquesta Sensacional
2:15 p.m.: Steelheads with Andy Narell
4:45 p.m.: Pucho & His Latin Soul Brothers
7:15 p.m.: Richie Havens
CAMPUS MARTIUS STAGE
1:15 p.m.: Sun Messengers with Thornetta Davis
3:30 p.m.: Catherine "Cat" Russell
6 p.m.: The Holmes Brothers
8:45 p.m.: Joan Osborne
Monday, Sept. 4
AMPHITHEATRE STAGE
10 a.m.: 3-Band Gospel Extravaganza
2:00 p.m.: Ed Nuccilli & Plural Circle
4:15 p.m.: Joe Locke & Milt Jackson Tribute with Joe Locke, Mike LeDonne, Bob Cranshaw and Mickey Roker
6 p.m.: Detroit Jazz All-Stars with Curtis Fuller, Louis Hayes, Marcus Belgrave, Rodney Whitaker, Charles McPherson and Barry Harris
9 p.m.: Diane Schuur & the Wayne State University Jazz Big Band
PYRAMID STAGE
Noon: Johnny O'Neal
2 p.m.: Buddy Budson Sextet
4:15 p.m.: Terrence Simien & Zydeco Experience
6:15 p.m.: Donald Harrison Quintet with Christian Scott
8:15 p.m.: Beau Soleil avec Michael Doucet
WATERFRONT STAGE
1 p.m.: Gerard Gibbs & Re'Organyz
3:15 p.m.: The Hot Club of Detroit
5 p.m.: Clayton Brothers Quintet w/ Terrell Stafford
7:30 p.m.: Ed Palermo Tribute to Frank Zappa with Napoleon Murphy Brock
MUSIC HALL JAM ACADEMY STAGE
Noon: Northville Band Club
2:15 p.m.: Henry Ford Community College
3:15 p.m.: Vincent York's Jazzistry
4:45 p.m.: Eaton Rapids High School
6 p.m.: Scholastic
6:45 p.m.: Jazz Clinic
SPIRIT OF DETROIT STAGE
Noon: RJ'S Rhythm Rockers Joe Weaver Tribute
2 p.m.: Lyman Woodard
4 p.m.: Mose Allison
6:45 p.m.: Dirty Dozen Brass Band
CAMPUS MARTIUS STAGE
1 p.m.: John Sinclair & Motor City Blues Scholars
3 p.m.: Bon Temps Roullez
5:30 p.m.: Regal Brass Band of New Orleans
8 p.m.: Dr. John & The Lower 911
The Hamtramck Festival
Friday -6 PM to 10 PM
Saturday and Sunday - noon to 10 PM
Monday - Noon to 8 or 9 PM
friday sept 1
6:45pm shipwreck union
7:50pm skeemin' nogoods
8:50pm the muggs
saturday sept 2
3:15pm tba
3:45pm tba
4:30pm jarrod champion sleeps til dusk
5:30pm amino acids
6:20pm ghost city
7:00pm grande nationals
7:45pm grayling
8:30pm hoarse
sunday sept 3
12:00pm big daddy lackowski
2:00pm misty blues
3:30pm manna and quail
4:15pm bad faces clan
5:00pm brave rifles
5:45pm nice device
6:30pm polish muslims
8:30pm the vamps
monday sept 4
3:30pm catfish mafia
4:20pm salt miners
5:10pm the highlife
6:00pm whitey morgan
6:50pm the orbitsons
At the Belmont after 10 p.m.: Awesome stoner-ish rock group Black Skies from Chapel Hill NC...plus locals T
Michigan State Fair
Friday - 11:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m
Saturday and Sunday - 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m.
Monday 11:00 a.m. - 9 pm
Friday, September 1st @ 8:00 p.m.
AVANT
Saturday, September 2nd @ 7:00 p.m.
COLGATE COUNTRY SHOWDOWN
Sunday, September 3rd @ 7:00 p.m.
RAVEN-SYMONE and The Radio Disney D-Toun
Monday, September 4th @ 7:00 p.m.
MONTGOMERY GENTRY
Chrysler Arts, Beats & Eats
Hours:
4-11 p.m Friday
11 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
11 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday
Full Line up at http://www.artsbeatseats.com/
Thursday, August 31, 2006
The List
Please Note: The My NME Single of the Week is Now in it Separt Post begining This week.
In Sound Radio
Wednesday 2:30-4 PM
playlist for 8/30/06
SWAYZAK/KEEP IT COMING/LOOPS FROM THE BERGERIE/K7
RATATAT/LEX/WILDCAT/XL
HOT CHIP/AND I WAS A BOY FROM SCHOOL/THE WARNING/ASTRALWERKS
GRANDADDY/ELEVATE MYSELF/JUST LIKE THE FAMBLY CAT/V2
SAY HI TO YOUR MOM/SWEET SWEET HEARTKILLER/IMPECCABLE BLAHS/EUPHOBIA
BRISA ROCHE/ AIRPLANE/THE CHASE/METRO BLUE
BRISA ROCHE/MYSTERY MAN/THE CHASE/METRO BLUE
JIM NOIR/MY PATCH/TOWER OF LOVE/BARSUK
JENNIFER O'CONNOR/CENTURY ESTATES/OVER THE MOUNTAIN.../MATADOR
SUFJAN STEVENS/DEAR MR. SUPERCOMPUTER/THE AVALANCE/ASTHMATIC KITTY
MOJAVE THREE/MOST DAYS/PUZZLES LIKE YOU/4AD
TAPES N' TAPES/IN HOUSTON/THE LOON/XL
HELLO STRANGER/TAKE IT TO THE MAX/S-T/AERONAUT
WINTERGREEN/WHEN I WAKE UP/THE EXTENDED PLAY/MT. FUJI
HO-AG/PRINT THE NAVY/THE WORD FROM PLUTO/HELLO SIR
SONIC YOUTH/INCINERATE/RATHER RIPPED/GEFFEN
FRANZ FERDINAND & JANE BIRKIN/SORRY ANGEL/MONSIEUR GAINSBOURG REVISITED/VERVE FORECAST
PAPER AIRPLANES/PDA/BOYHOOD/MAYHAPS
CANADA/BEIGE STATIONWAGON/THIS CURSED HOUSE/QUITE SCIENTIFIC
JOSH RITTER/BLAME IT ON THE TETONS/WOLVES/V2
JOHNNY CASH/I'M FREE FROM THE CHAIN GANG NOW/AMERICAN V/AMERICAN
DEVENDRA BANHARDT/HEARD SOMEBODY SAY/CRIPPLE CROW/XL
ALBUM LEAF/THULE/IN A SAFE PLACE/SUB POP
DETROIT LOCAL 101
www.riff2.com
Tuesdays 10p - 12a
w/ Suzy Cole & Mike Alonso aka Percussion World filling in for Melody! (She is recording with the sirens)
PLAYLIST FOR WEEK ..31 (8/29/06) THE MIKE ALONSO SHOW
1) Seduce Love To Hate
2) The Paybacks Stranger In The House
3) Skeemin NoGoods I Dont Like You
4) HOARSE Tuesday Morning (live @ St. Andrews)
5) Universal Temple Of Devine Power The Man
6) Mog Stunt Team Capt. Lee/UFOs Calling
7) Pterodactyls 14
8) Left In Ruin If I Cant
9) Electric Six Rubber Rocket (new album SWITZERLAND in stores 9/12/06)
10) Na$hinal Debt For you
11) Zach Shipps Tight New Clean Ass
12) Ghost City What Were You Running From
13) Aquarius Void Mouth Of Shiva
14) The Christ Punchers Tread Of The Iron Legion
15) Fiesty Cadavers featuring Steve Krass Blast Chamber
16) Bad Faces Clan Cowboy
17) The Witches Demons All Around Her
18) Troy Gregory (with The Volebeats) Left My Mind Alone
19) Prong Hell If I Could
20) Katmandu God Part 2
21) Negative Approach Nothing
22) Grayling Traveling
23) Koffin Kats V8 Nightmare
24) Grande Nationals I Just Wanna Have Something To Do
25) Wofbait Broadsword
26) Dutch Pink Mary
27) Cactus Parchman Farm
28) Speedball Operation Get Down
29) Bantam Rooster Youre The Sun
30) **(got deleted by the computer, damn thing! It was a new Electric Six songwell play it next week, promise)**(Riff 2 words, Not mine-ED)
and last but not least the DRMC Top 10 Selling CD of the Week
1. Iron Maiden — “The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg” single
2. Obie Trice — Second Round’s on Me
3. Ani DiDranco — Reprieve
4. Slayer — Christ Illusion
5. Gnarls Barkley — St. Elsewhere
6. Mew — And the Glass Handed Kites
7. Johnny Cash — American V …
8. Pharrell — In My Mind
9. Nelly Furtado — Loose
10. Sonic Youth — Rather Ripped
I am thinking of doing one or two more playlist
Please Note: The My NME Single of the Week is Now in it Separt Post begining This week.
In Sound Radio
Wednesday 2:30-4 PM
playlist for 8/30/06
SWAYZAK/KEEP IT COMING/LOOPS FROM THE BERGERIE/K7
RATATAT/LEX/WILDCAT/XL
HOT CHIP/AND I WAS A BOY FROM SCHOOL/THE WARNING/ASTRALWERKS
GRANDADDY/ELEVATE MYSELF/JUST LIKE THE FAMBLY CAT/V2
SAY HI TO YOUR MOM/SWEET SWEET HEARTKILLER/IMPECCABLE BLAHS/EUPHOBIA
BRISA ROCHE/ AIRPLANE/THE CHASE/METRO BLUE
BRISA ROCHE/MYSTERY MAN/THE CHASE/METRO BLUE
JIM NOIR/MY PATCH/TOWER OF LOVE/BARSUK
JENNIFER O'CONNOR/CENTURY ESTATES/OVER THE MOUNTAIN.../MATADOR
SUFJAN STEVENS/DEAR MR. SUPERCOMPUTER/THE AVALANCE/ASTHMATIC KITTY
MOJAVE THREE/MOST DAYS/PUZZLES LIKE YOU/4AD
TAPES N' TAPES/IN HOUSTON/THE LOON/XL
HELLO STRANGER/TAKE IT TO THE MAX/S-T/AERONAUT
WINTERGREEN/WHEN I WAKE UP/THE EXTENDED PLAY/MT. FUJI
HO-AG/PRINT THE NAVY/THE WORD FROM PLUTO/HELLO SIR
SONIC YOUTH/INCINERATE/RATHER RIPPED/GEFFEN
FRANZ FERDINAND & JANE BIRKIN/SORRY ANGEL/MONSIEUR GAINSBOURG REVISITED/VERVE FORECAST
PAPER AIRPLANES/PDA/BOYHOOD/MAYHAPS
CANADA/BEIGE STATIONWAGON/THIS CURSED HOUSE/QUITE SCIENTIFIC
JOSH RITTER/BLAME IT ON THE TETONS/WOLVES/V2
JOHNNY CASH/I'M FREE FROM THE CHAIN GANG NOW/AMERICAN V/AMERICAN
DEVENDRA BANHARDT/HEARD SOMEBODY SAY/CRIPPLE CROW/XL
ALBUM LEAF/THULE/IN A SAFE PLACE/SUB POP
DETROIT LOCAL 101
www.riff2.com
Tuesdays 10p - 12a
w/ Suzy Cole & Mike Alonso aka Percussion World filling in for Melody! (She is recording with the sirens)
PLAYLIST FOR WEEK ..31 (8/29/06) THE MIKE ALONSO SHOW
1) Seduce Love To Hate
2) The Paybacks Stranger In The House
3) Skeemin NoGoods I Dont Like You
4) HOARSE Tuesday Morning (live @ St. Andrews)
5) Universal Temple Of Devine Power The Man
6) Mog Stunt Team Capt. Lee/UFOs Calling
7) Pterodactyls 14
8) Left In Ruin If I Cant
9) Electric Six Rubber Rocket (new album SWITZERLAND in stores 9/12/06)
10) Na$hinal Debt For you
11) Zach Shipps Tight New Clean Ass
12) Ghost City What Were You Running From
13) Aquarius Void Mouth Of Shiva
14) The Christ Punchers Tread Of The Iron Legion
15) Fiesty Cadavers featuring Steve Krass Blast Chamber
16) Bad Faces Clan Cowboy
17) The Witches Demons All Around Her
18) Troy Gregory (with The Volebeats) Left My Mind Alone
19) Prong Hell If I Could
20) Katmandu God Part 2
21) Negative Approach Nothing
22) Grayling Traveling
23) Koffin Kats V8 Nightmare
24) Grande Nationals I Just Wanna Have Something To Do
25) Wofbait Broadsword
26) Dutch Pink Mary
27) Cactus Parchman Farm
28) Speedball Operation Get Down
29) Bantam Rooster Youre The Sun
30) **(got deleted by the computer, damn thing! It was a new Electric Six songwell play it next week, promise)**(Riff 2 words, Not mine-ED)
and last but not least the DRMC Top 10 Selling CD of the Week
1. Iron Maiden — “The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg” single
2. Obie Trice — Second Round’s on Me
3. Ani DiDranco — Reprieve
4. Slayer — Christ Illusion
5. Gnarls Barkley — St. Elsewhere
6. Mew — And the Glass Handed Kites
7. Johnny Cash — American V …
8. Pharrell — In My Mind
9. Nelly Furtado — Loose
10. Sonic Youth — Rather Ripped
I am thinking of doing one or two more playlist
New Music Tuesday
a tad Late this week
New Music Released on August 29th
CD:
BT - This Binary Universe (with DVD; DTS)
Bob Dylan - Modern Times (deluxe edition with bonus DVD also available; Columbia)
Grates - Gravity Won't Get You High (Cherry Tree)
Randies - Saw the Light (Elicit/ Majestic)
Pete Yorn - Nightcrawler (Red Ink)
M. Ward - Post-War (Merge)
Various artists - Rockabye Baby!: Lullabye Renditions of Coldplay (Baby Rock)
Various artists - Rockabye Baby!: Lullabye Renditions of Metallica (Baby Rock)
Various artists - Rockabye Baby!: Lullabye Renditions of Radiohead (Baby Rock)
Notable Reissues and Archival Material:
America - Struttin' Our Stuff (MVD Audio)
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds - 40th Anniversary (limited-edition fuzzy package with DVD; Capitol)
Tony Bennett - I Left My Heart in San Francisco, MTV Unplugged, Perfectly Frank, Tony Bennett's Greatest Hits of the '50s and Tony Bennett's Greatest Hits of the '60s (RPM/ Columbia/ Legacy)
Roger Daltrey - Daltrey, One of the Boys and Ride a Rock Horse (Hip-O)
Sammy Davis Jr. - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Steve Earle - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Humble Pie - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Julio Iglesias - 1100 Bel Air Place and Tango (Columbia/ Legacy)
Waylon Jennings - Waylon Jennings Sings Hank Williams (Hip-O)
Kingston Trio - The Essential Kingston Trio (two CDs; Shout! Factory)
Iggy Pop - 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection (A&M)
Diana Ross - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Stereolab - Serene Velocity: A Stereolab Anthology (Rhino)
Pete Townshend - Another Scoop, All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes, Deep End Live!, Empty Glass, The Iron Man the Musical by Pete Townshend, Psychoderelict, Rough Mix, Scoop, Scoop 3, White City and Who Came First (Hip-O)
Tanya Tucker - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Music DVDs:
Bob Dylan - "Bob Dylan 1966 - 1978: After the Crash" (MVD Visual)
Queen - "Under Review: 1980-1991" (MVD Visual)
Barbra Streisand - "A Happening in Central Park" and "Barbra Streisand ... And Other Musical Instruments" (Rhino)
Pete Townshend - "Psychoderelict Live in New York" (Hip-0)
Various artists - "Kill Your Idols" (Palm Pictures)
TV on DVD:
Andy Griffith Show, The The Complete 7th Season buy
Arrested Development Season 3 buy
Astroboy Ultra Edition - Set 2 buy
Awful Truth, The The Best Of The Awful Truth buy
Criss Angel Mindfreak Halloween buy
Darkwing Duck Volume 1 buy
Desperate Housewives The Complete 2nd Season buy
Epitafios The Complete First Season buy
Flavor of Love The Complete 1st Season buy
Monty Python's Flying Circus The Personal Best Of Monty Python's Flying Circus buy
Mr. Bean The Best of Mr. Bean buy
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection: Volume 10 buy
Nip/Tuck The Complete 3rd Season (Miami Skyline Packaging) info
The Complete 3rd Season (Operating Room Packaging) buy
South Park The Complete 8th Season buy
Survivor: Palau The Complete Season buy
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Volume 05 buy
Tick, The Season 1 buy
Will & Grace Season 5
a tad Late this week
New Music Released on August 29th
CD:
BT - This Binary Universe (with DVD; DTS)
Bob Dylan - Modern Times (deluxe edition with bonus DVD also available; Columbia)
Grates - Gravity Won't Get You High (Cherry Tree)
Randies - Saw the Light (Elicit/ Majestic)
Pete Yorn - Nightcrawler (Red Ink)
M. Ward - Post-War (Merge)
Various artists - Rockabye Baby!: Lullabye Renditions of Coldplay (Baby Rock)
Various artists - Rockabye Baby!: Lullabye Renditions of Metallica (Baby Rock)
Various artists - Rockabye Baby!: Lullabye Renditions of Radiohead (Baby Rock)
Notable Reissues and Archival Material:
America - Struttin' Our Stuff (MVD Audio)
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds - 40th Anniversary (limited-edition fuzzy package with DVD; Capitol)
Tony Bennett - I Left My Heart in San Francisco, MTV Unplugged, Perfectly Frank, Tony Bennett's Greatest Hits of the '50s and Tony Bennett's Greatest Hits of the '60s (RPM/ Columbia/ Legacy)
Roger Daltrey - Daltrey, One of the Boys and Ride a Rock Horse (Hip-O)
Sammy Davis Jr. - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Steve Earle - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Humble Pie - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Julio Iglesias - 1100 Bel Air Place and Tango (Columbia/ Legacy)
Waylon Jennings - Waylon Jennings Sings Hank Williams (Hip-O)
Kingston Trio - The Essential Kingston Trio (two CDs; Shout! Factory)
Iggy Pop - 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection (A&M)
Diana Ross - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Stereolab - Serene Velocity: A Stereolab Anthology (Rhino)
Pete Townshend - Another Scoop, All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes, Deep End Live!, Empty Glass, The Iron Man the Musical by Pete Townshend, Psychoderelict, Rough Mix, Scoop, Scoop 3, White City and Who Came First (Hip-O)
Tanya Tucker - Definitive Collection (Hip-O)
Music DVDs:
Bob Dylan - "Bob Dylan 1966 - 1978: After the Crash" (MVD Visual)
Queen - "Under Review: 1980-1991" (MVD Visual)
Barbra Streisand - "A Happening in Central Park" and "Barbra Streisand ... And Other Musical Instruments" (Rhino)
Pete Townshend - "Psychoderelict Live in New York" (Hip-0)
Various artists - "Kill Your Idols" (Palm Pictures)
TV on DVD:
Andy Griffith Show, The The Complete 7th Season buy
Arrested Development Season 3 buy
Astroboy Ultra Edition - Set 2 buy
Awful Truth, The The Best Of The Awful Truth buy
Criss Angel Mindfreak Halloween buy
Darkwing Duck Volume 1 buy
Desperate Housewives The Complete 2nd Season buy
Epitafios The Complete First Season buy
Flavor of Love The Complete 1st Season buy
Monty Python's Flying Circus The Personal Best Of Monty Python's Flying Circus buy
Mr. Bean The Best of Mr. Bean buy
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection: Volume 10 buy
Nip/Tuck The Complete 3rd Season (Miami Skyline Packaging) info
The Complete 3rd Season (Operating Room Packaging) buy
South Park The Complete 8th Season buy
Survivor: Palau The Complete Season buy
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Volume 05 buy
Tick, The Season 1 buy
Will & Grace Season 5
Breaking Culture News
Still on Break this week But I cant mot let Detroit Rock City know some bad news as
Breaking Culture News
this was posted 1st on the WOXY.COM and then on Cincinnati Enquirer web sight and then on brooklynvegan.com, but instead of puting ti in to a text of a full story here is the full letter that was posted on the front page on WOXY.COM
Listeners, fans and friends,
This sucks.
This is the moment all of us hoped would never come. After plugging away at this for the past two years, it’s become pretty clear that operating woxy.com as a stand-alone Internet "radio station" is not going to cut it. Our operating costs are higher than you might think, and the revenue we were able to generate from advertising isn’t close to supporting what we’re doing. Even membership revenue wasn’t enough to get us there. When your business doesn’t make money, you eventually go out of business.
With this in mind, we’ve been looking for either a significant partner – someone with a larger plan into which woxy.com could be plugged – or an outright buyer. That search hasn’t been fruitful. We’re still willing to entertain offers and explore possibilities (email bryan@woxy.com), but our time is short. We thought it was time to share our situation with you ... to give you a heads-up.
You might be saying, "What can I do to help?" Unfortunately, unless you have significant investment capital and a way to profit from the wonderful programming we create, you can’t. As of today, we will no longer be selling or renewing memberships or accepting contributions. Please don’t send us money ... it will just mean we have to send it back to you.
Now is a good time to say THANK YOU to our incredibly patient, generous and kind angel investors. Without them ... well, we wouldn’t have had the chance to even be in the game. They’ve enabled everything we’ve accomplished over the past two years, and for that, they are saints to indie rock lovers everywhere.
We did investigate an alternative: stripping our operations to the absolute bare minimum by cutting back to one staffer, no more DJs, no more Lounge Acts, etc. We decided it wasn’t worth it. It wouldn’t have been true to what woxy.com is, and it wouldn’t have honored the legacy of 97X.
While woxy.com may have failed in a business sense, we’re pretty proud that we managed to put out some of the most passionate, unique and interesting programming on the Internet and elsewhere. We showered love and airplay on countless bands who otherwise would have received none, garnered national press attention and hosted nearly 200 live Lounge Act performances. Not too bad for a little, four-person Internet radio station from Cincinnati.
A radio station is only as big as its listeners make it. We’re not BS-ing when we say that you guys, our supporters, are the most amazing people on the planet. THANK YOU. The dedication and enthusiasm you’ve shown for what we do is staggering and inspiring. Thank you to everyone who stepped up to become a member, generously made a contribution, emailed (spammed) your friends, spread the gospel of woxy.com and – most of all – listened.
Barring something exceptional happening in the next two weeks, we will silence our broadcasts on Friday, September 15th.
Sometimes no matter how hard you try and how special the thing you do, it simply isn’t enough to beat the odds. It’s the cold reality of business that not even we could escape. When September 15th comes, we’ll meet it proudly with heads held high and celebrate the past two years of woxy.com and the spirit of 97X. For those lucky enough to have been part of it, The Future of Rock and Roll will forever be in our minds and hearts.
So enjoy these last two weeks with us. Shall we rock?
Eternally yours,
Bryan Jay, Mike, Shiv and Barb
And Just like What happen everwhere else with rock radio, A andore Radio station either Internet or regualr Radio have bit the dust.
The Sation was a raido station on 97.7 September 1983 until May 13, 2004
The Station internet station which was the FM Station began in 1998.
When the over the air staion was sold in 2004, but there internet bracating camback in two week later but was not bring in online advertisers, so in Feb 2006 it starting Charing $9.95 per month for the internet brardcast but there was stugging Day by day untill today Posting.
Still on Break this week But I cant mot let Detroit Rock City know some bad news as
Breaking Culture News
this was posted 1st on the WOXY.COM and then on Cincinnati Enquirer web sight and then on brooklynvegan.com, but instead of puting ti in to a text of a full story here is the full letter that was posted on the front page on WOXY.COM
Listeners, fans and friends,
This sucks.
This is the moment all of us hoped would never come. After plugging away at this for the past two years, it’s become pretty clear that operating woxy.com as a stand-alone Internet "radio station" is not going to cut it. Our operating costs are higher than you might think, and the revenue we were able to generate from advertising isn’t close to supporting what we’re doing. Even membership revenue wasn’t enough to get us there. When your business doesn’t make money, you eventually go out of business.
With this in mind, we’ve been looking for either a significant partner – someone with a larger plan into which woxy.com could be plugged – or an outright buyer. That search hasn’t been fruitful. We’re still willing to entertain offers and explore possibilities (email bryan@woxy.com), but our time is short. We thought it was time to share our situation with you ... to give you a heads-up.
You might be saying, "What can I do to help?" Unfortunately, unless you have significant investment capital and a way to profit from the wonderful programming we create, you can’t. As of today, we will no longer be selling or renewing memberships or accepting contributions. Please don’t send us money ... it will just mean we have to send it back to you.
Now is a good time to say THANK YOU to our incredibly patient, generous and kind angel investors. Without them ... well, we wouldn’t have had the chance to even be in the game. They’ve enabled everything we’ve accomplished over the past two years, and for that, they are saints to indie rock lovers everywhere.
We did investigate an alternative: stripping our operations to the absolute bare minimum by cutting back to one staffer, no more DJs, no more Lounge Acts, etc. We decided it wasn’t worth it. It wouldn’t have been true to what woxy.com is, and it wouldn’t have honored the legacy of 97X.
While woxy.com may have failed in a business sense, we’re pretty proud that we managed to put out some of the most passionate, unique and interesting programming on the Internet and elsewhere. We showered love and airplay on countless bands who otherwise would have received none, garnered national press attention and hosted nearly 200 live Lounge Act performances. Not too bad for a little, four-person Internet radio station from Cincinnati.
A radio station is only as big as its listeners make it. We’re not BS-ing when we say that you guys, our supporters, are the most amazing people on the planet. THANK YOU. The dedication and enthusiasm you’ve shown for what we do is staggering and inspiring. Thank you to everyone who stepped up to become a member, generously made a contribution, emailed (spammed) your friends, spread the gospel of woxy.com and – most of all – listened.
Barring something exceptional happening in the next two weeks, we will silence our broadcasts on Friday, September 15th.
Sometimes no matter how hard you try and how special the thing you do, it simply isn’t enough to beat the odds. It’s the cold reality of business that not even we could escape. When September 15th comes, we’ll meet it proudly with heads held high and celebrate the past two years of woxy.com and the spirit of 97X. For those lucky enough to have been part of it, The Future of Rock and Roll will forever be in our minds and hearts.
So enjoy these last two weeks with us. Shall we rock?
Eternally yours,
Bryan Jay, Mike, Shiv and Barb
And Just like What happen everwhere else with rock radio, A andore Radio station either Internet or regualr Radio have bit the dust.
The Sation was a raido station on 97.7 September 1983 until May 13, 2004
The Station internet station which was the FM Station began in 1998.
When the over the air staion was sold in 2004, but there internet bracating camback in two week later but was not bring in online advertisers, so in Feb 2006 it starting Charing $9.95 per month for the internet brardcast but there was stugging Day by day untill today Posting.
It Came From The Late Night Music Club From Culture City with The Lemonheads
And it Now Thursday, August 31, 2006
and were 9 Days to go untill
The Dally In the Alley
Back From Break a little bit to let you know that the Blog will be back on Tuesday with News update thur out the day as it happed and while you are waiting for that tonight entry is to let you know The Lemonheads will be out on september 26, yes it will be self title, yes even Dando still sing and yes there will be a detroit Date
Jote this down
Sunday, December 10th at the Stick
Now this will be the band first album since 1996's Car Button Cloth
so tonight video is from Car Button Cloth
This is from one fo the better song from that album
and it called "If I Could Talk I'd Tell You"
And it Now Thursday, August 31, 2006
and were 9 Days to go untill
The Dally In the Alley
Back From Break a little bit to let you know that the Blog will be back on Tuesday with News update thur out the day as it happed and while you are waiting for that tonight entry is to let you know The Lemonheads will be out on september 26, yes it will be self title, yes even Dando still sing and yes there will be a detroit Date
Jote this down
Sunday, December 10th at the Stick
Now this will be the band first album since 1996's Car Button Cloth
so tonight video is from Car Button Cloth
This is from one fo the better song from that album
and it called "If I Could Talk I'd Tell You"
Monday, August 28, 2006
Ed Note: Sorry for the lateness For this week gig guide
Please Note, Monday and Tuesday is out-dated bid time
so the rest of the week (Wednesday to Sunday) is still good
all the labor Day Gigs (September 1st to September 4th) are in a difference post
Gig Guide #2
Updated: Wednesday, August 30st 1:30 AM
Gig Guide Monday
Part One (The Regular Gig Guide)
August 28th - September 3rd
INDOORS
TV
Monday
Wolfmother - Late Night with Conan O'Brien - NBC(From May 4th)
Wednesday
Neko Case - Late Night with Conan O'Brien - NBC
Starsailor - Jimmy Kimmel Live - ABC
Thursday
And Don't look now
2006 MTV Video Music Awards - MTV - Start at 8 PM
It may be a live and local event or it may not be a live and local event i am thinking about it
Friday
Foo Fighters - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno - NBC
Saturday
Neil Young - Saturday Night Live - NBC(From December 13th)
On Line Radio
BBC Radio
( www.bbc.co.uk/radio1)
Radio 1
Lamacq Live
Monday 4 to 8 PM from now until September 18th
This Week - Highlights from this year'sReading/Leeds festival
and this week Headliner Muse
Zane Lowe
Monday to Thuresday
2 to 4 PM
Monday - live music from The Strokes, Primal Scream and the Fratellis
Wednesday - Jet Live from Maida Vale
Must i forget
Tuesday - OneMusic with Huw Stephens
6 to 8 PM
This Week
Huw has the legendary Wedding Present in session for a covers special.
and
Thusday - OneMusic with Rob da Bank
6 to 8 PM
This week
Rob has Bat For Lashes in session.
and if i did not for get
Lovely techno Beat Godness
Annie Mac From 4 to 6 thursday
This Week - King Unique minimix
Radio 2
A KIND OF MAGIC - A TRIBUTE TO FREDDIE MERCURY (1/2)
up on line right Now
With contributions from some of the music world's highest profile stars as well as from those who new Freddie Mercury best, this two part programme charts Freddie's childhood in Zanzibar, his move to the UK, the formation of Queen and his rise to superstardom.
The programme covers his life long search for love, his stormy relationship with the press and his unparalleled performance abilities.
OTIS REDDING - SOUL MAN
Wednesday August 30th
6 PM EDT
Self confessed fan Stuart Maconie presents a four-part assessment of the life and times of the American Soul Legend Otis Redding
6 Music
Nenmone Dream Ticket
Monday to Thursday 5 to 8 PM EDT
Tuesday: New Order
Wednesday: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Thursday: Muse
Tom Robinson Evening Sequence
Monday to THurMon 28 August - The Pet Shop Boys Live in Concert, plus a Roots & Rockers special from DJ Scratchy
This Week In session: The Fratellis & Union Of Knives
This Week's Guests: Scissor Sisters co-host on Tuesday and Lou Rhodes on Wednesdaysday 2 to 4:30 PM
Morning Becomes Eclectic
Hosted by: Nic Harcourt
Alll Live gig begin at 2:15 EDT
Monday
Parisian-Argentine collective, Gotan Project
KEXP.org
All time PDT (-3 hours)
The Thermals Friday September 1, 12:00pm
Scott H. Biram Friday September 1, 3:00pm
Graig Markel and Zera Marvel (LIVE from the High Dive) Saturday September 2, 6:30pm
Heather Duby (LIVE from the High Dive) Saturday September 2, 8:00pm
Halou (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 12:00pm
Badly Drawn Boy (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 1:00pm
Cloud Cult (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 2:30pm
Zero 7 & Jose Gonzalez (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 3:30pm
Spoon (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 5:30pm
The Saturday Knights (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 6:30pm
Abysinnian Creole (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 7:30pm
Macklemore (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 8:30pm
Jermy Enigk (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 12:00pm
Rocky Votolato (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 1:00pm
Dengue Fever (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 2:30pm
Mates of State (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 3:30pm
Nouvelle Vague (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 5:30pm
Satulitte Radio
Sirius Radio
SIRIUS Disorder (Ch.24)
World Café
6 pm - 8 pm ET Monday through Thursday
1 pm - 3pm ET Friday
ENCORE WEEK:
8/28 Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris
8/29 Josh Ritter
8/30 Allison Moorer
8/31 Fiona Apple
9/1 Soul Asylum
Little Steven Underground Garage (Ch.25)
The Yardbirds' Jim McCarty Visits Underground After Dark
Fri 9/1 10:00 pm ET
Kick off your Labor Day weekend with Little Steven Van Zandt and the third edition of his interview program Underground After Dark. This week, Little Steven is joined in the studios by none other than The Yardbirds' drummer Jim McCarty
Left of Center (Ch. 26)
Product Shop NYC presents The Rapture on Blog Radio!
Tonight 10:00 pm ET
The Rapture is one of the funkiest bands on the indie rock scene, and their upcoming album, Pieces Of People We Love is one of the most hotly anticipated releases of the year. It’s coming out soon, but you can hear a sneak preview when the guys from The Rapture stop by Monday night’s episode of Blog Radio (hosted by Product Shop NYC). Of course, PSNYC will be playing all sorts of great non-Rapture stuff as well, so don’t miss it!
Left of Sessions
Wednesdays 9 pm
Rebroadcast Fridays noon ET
This Week - The Futureheads
<;b<>R>And Dont Forget on September 12th
Live From Detroit
It Jimmy Buffett "Party At the End of the World Tour
Live from Detroit
on Eadio Margaritaville (Ch.31)
It all start at 7:30
XM Radio
Monday
The King Biscuit Flower Hour Featuring Tom Petty
Deep Tracks - XM 40 <br />3PM - 4PM ET
Wednesday
Theme Time Radio Hour with Bob Dylan
Deep Tracks - XM 40 <br />10AM - 11AM ET
Also on
The Village - XM 15 <br />Noon - 1PM ET on Thursday
This Week Them is Radio
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Labor of Love on The Village
The Village - XM 15 <br />Fri. 6PM - Mon. (9/4) Mid. ET
The First 16 Show
The XMU Student Mixer: Belle & Sebastian
XMU - XM 43 <br />9PM ET
Sunday
The AP Show
Fungus - XM 53 <br />5PM ET
Produce by the Alternative Press Magizine
<;b<>R>The Wolfman Jack Show
The 60s - XM 6 R>7PM ET
Please Note, Monday and Tuesday is out-dated bid time
so the rest of the week (Wednesday to Sunday) is still good
all the labor Day Gigs (September 1st to September 4th) are in a difference post
Gig Guide #2
Updated: Wednesday, August 30st 1:30 AM
Gig Guide Monday
Part One (The Regular Gig Guide)
August 28th - September 3rd
INDOORS
TV
Monday
Wolfmother - Late Night with Conan O'Brien - NBC(From May 4th)
Wednesday
Neko Case - Late Night with Conan O'Brien - NBC
Starsailor - Jimmy Kimmel Live - ABC
Thursday
And Don't look now
2006 MTV Video Music Awards - MTV - Start at 8 PM
It may be a live and local event or it may not be a live and local event i am thinking about it
Friday
Foo Fighters - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno - NBC
Saturday
Neil Young - Saturday Night Live - NBC(From December 13th)
On Line Radio
BBC Radio
( www.bbc.co.uk/radio1)
Radio 1
Lamacq Live
Monday 4 to 8 PM from now until September 18th
This Week - Highlights from this year'sReading/Leeds festival
and this week Headliner Muse
Zane Lowe
Monday to Thuresday
2 to 4 PM
Monday - live music from The Strokes, Primal Scream and the Fratellis
Wednesday - Jet Live from Maida Vale
Must i forget
Tuesday - OneMusic with Huw Stephens
6 to 8 PM
This Week
Huw has the legendary Wedding Present in session for a covers special.
and
Thusday - OneMusic with Rob da Bank
6 to 8 PM
This week
Rob has Bat For Lashes in session.
and if i did not for get
Lovely techno Beat Godness
Annie Mac From 4 to 6 thursday
This Week - King Unique minimix
Radio 2
A KIND OF MAGIC - A TRIBUTE TO FREDDIE MERCURY (1/2)
up on line right Now
With contributions from some of the music world's highest profile stars as well as from those who new Freddie Mercury best, this two part programme charts Freddie's childhood in Zanzibar, his move to the UK, the formation of Queen and his rise to superstardom.
The programme covers his life long search for love, his stormy relationship with the press and his unparalleled performance abilities.
OTIS REDDING - SOUL MAN
Wednesday August 30th
6 PM EDT
Self confessed fan Stuart Maconie presents a four-part assessment of the life and times of the American Soul Legend Otis Redding
6 Music
Nenmone Dream Ticket
Monday to Thursday 5 to 8 PM EDT
Tuesday: New Order
Wednesday: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Thursday: Muse
Tom Robinson Evening Sequence
Monday to THurMon 28 August - The Pet Shop Boys Live in Concert, plus a Roots & Rockers special from DJ Scratchy
This Week In session: The Fratellis & Union Of Knives
This Week's Guests: Scissor Sisters co-host on Tuesday and Lou Rhodes on Wednesdaysday 2 to 4:30 PM
Morning Becomes Eclectic
Hosted by: Nic Harcourt
Alll Live gig begin at 2:15 EDT
Monday
Parisian-Argentine collective, Gotan Project
KEXP.org
All time PDT (-3 hours)
The Thermals Friday September 1, 12:00pm
Scott H. Biram Friday September 1, 3:00pm
Graig Markel and Zera Marvel (LIVE from the High Dive) Saturday September 2, 6:30pm
Heather Duby (LIVE from the High Dive) Saturday September 2, 8:00pm
Halou (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 12:00pm
Badly Drawn Boy (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 1:00pm
Cloud Cult (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 2:30pm
Zero 7 & Jose Gonzalez (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 3:30pm
Spoon (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 5:30pm
The Saturday Knights (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 6:30pm
Abysinnian Creole (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 7:30pm
Macklemore (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Sunday September 3, 8:30pm
Jermy Enigk (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 12:00pm
Rocky Votolato (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 1:00pm
Dengue Fever (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 2:30pm
Mates of State (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 3:30pm
Nouvelle Vague (LIVE from Bumbershoot) Monday September 4, 5:30pm
Satulitte Radio
Sirius Radio
SIRIUS Disorder (Ch.24)
World Café
6 pm - 8 pm ET Monday through Thursday
1 pm - 3pm ET Friday
ENCORE WEEK:
8/28 Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris
8/29 Josh Ritter
8/30 Allison Moorer
8/31 Fiona Apple
9/1 Soul Asylum
Little Steven Underground Garage (Ch.25)
The Yardbirds' Jim McCarty Visits Underground After Dark
Fri 9/1 10:00 pm ET
Kick off your Labor Day weekend with Little Steven Van Zandt and the third edition of his interview program Underground After Dark. This week, Little Steven is joined in the studios by none other than The Yardbirds' drummer Jim McCarty
Left of Center (Ch. 26)
Product Shop NYC presents The Rapture on Blog Radio!
Tonight 10:00 pm ET
The Rapture is one of the funkiest bands on the indie rock scene, and their upcoming album, Pieces Of People We Love is one of the most hotly anticipated releases of the year. It’s coming out soon, but you can hear a sneak preview when the guys from The Rapture stop by Monday night’s episode of Blog Radio (hosted by Product Shop NYC). Of course, PSNYC will be playing all sorts of great non-Rapture stuff as well, so don’t miss it!
Left of Sessions
Wednesdays 9 pm
Rebroadcast Fridays noon ET
This Week - The Futureheads
<;b<>R>And Dont Forget on September 12th
Live From Detroit
It Jimmy Buffett "Party At the End of the World Tour
Live from Detroit
on Eadio Margaritaville (Ch.31)
It all start at 7:30
XM Radio
Monday
The King Biscuit Flower Hour Featuring Tom Petty
Deep Tracks - XM 40 <br />3PM - 4PM ET
Wednesday
Theme Time Radio Hour with Bob Dylan
Deep Tracks - XM 40 <br />10AM - 11AM ET
Also on
The Village - XM 15 <br />Noon - 1PM ET on Thursday
This Week Them is Radio
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Labor of Love on The Village
The Village - XM 15 <br />Fri. 6PM - Mon. (9/4) Mid. ET
The First 16 Show
The XMU Student Mixer: Belle & Sebastian
XMU - XM 43 <br />9PM ET
Sunday
The AP Show
Fungus - XM 53 <br />5PM ET
Produce by the Alternative Press Magizine
<;b<>R>The Wolfman Jack Show
The 60s - XM 6 R>7PM ET
Today is Monday,August 28 1006
And It Only 12 Days Untill
Dally in the alley
you Can find the full Dally in the alley line-up
at http://www.dallyinthealley.com/
And It Only 12 Days Untill
Dally in the alley
you Can find the full Dally in the alley line-up
at http://www.dallyinthealley.com/
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